Rawalpindi:
The senior military officers of Bangladesh and the Maldives on Friday to the General of the Army Personnel (COAS) Syed also and discussed the prevailing regional security environment, and the roads for greater cooperation for defense and security, public relations between services between services (ISPR) said.
The calls to the generation also included the head of the Naval Personnel (CNS) of the Admiral of Bangladesh, Mohammad Nazmul Hassan, and the head of the Defense Forces (CDF) of the Maldives, Major General Ibrahim Hilmy, the ISPR, the wing From the military media, he said in separate press releases.
During the meeting between As As and Maj-Gen Hilmy, both parties expressed their satisfaction with the durable ties of the brotherhood and the friendship between Pakistan and the Maldives, which underlines their shared perspectives on key regional issues.
Recognizing the evolutionary security panorama, the two military leaders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen and revitalize bilateral ties, in order to improve collaboration in areas of mutual interest. Maj-Gen Hilmy praised the contributions of Pakistan’s army to regional stability.
In a separate meeting, said the ISPR, Admiral Hassan also praised the fundamental role of Pakistan for promoting peace and stability in the region. He appreciated the celebration of the next multinational maritime exercise Aman 2025 and Amanan’s dialogue behavior.
The ISPR said that during this second high -level visit of the Bangladesh armed forces in the recent past, both dignitaries participated in discussions on matters of mutual interest, the prevailing regional security environment and the ways for bilateral defense and safety cooperation Improved
Admiral Hassan also asked General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, president of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC). The ISPR said that its discussion focused on regional environments in evolution and mutual strategic interests, including maritime collaboration.
General Sahir Shamshad Mirza also met with Hungary Deputy Minister of Defense, Tamas Vargha. During the meeting, both leaders emphasized the importance of exploring new opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration in defense and security domains between the two countries, according to the ISPR. (With application entry)
